You will perform all of the steps below from the Unix system transfer.rc.hms.harvard.edu
,
which you access via SSH using your eCommons username and password. The examples below use
the username abc123
, so in the typed commands after the $
you must substitute your own
username (or the username of whomever you're working on behalf of).
abc123@transfer:~$ cd /n/files/ImStor/sorger/data/rnaseq
abc123@transfer:/n/files/ImStor/sorger/data/rnaseq$ mkdir abc123
abc123@transfer:/n/files/ImStor/sorger/data/rnaseq$ cd abc123
abc123@transfer:/n/files/ImStor/sorger/data/rnaseq/abc123$ mkdir project_name
abc123@transfer:/n/files/ImStor/sorger/data/rnaseq/abc123$ cd project_name
Now, follow the data download instructions from your sequencing facility.
abc123@transfer:/n/files/ImStor/sorger/data/rnaseq/abc123/project_name$ cd ..
abc123@transfer:/n/files/ImStor/sorger/data/rnaseq/abc123$ mkdir /n/scratch2/abc123
abc123@transfer:/n/files/ImStor/sorger/data/rnaseq/abc123$ rsync -avP project_name /n/scratch2/abc123
abc123@transfer:/n/files/ImStor/sorger/data/rnaseq/abc123$ exit
It's important not to put a trailing /
on project_name
in the rsync
command. (If you include
the /
, the files will end up one directory level too high)
I have a PC and don't ssh in - I used putty to log into transfer.rc.hms.harvard.edu